Grok Bot templates: share, install and vet a bot recipe
Short answer: A Grok Bot template is a shareable "recipe" of a bot: its instructions, relevant skills, memories and plugins. It does not include secrets or personal memories. You share it from bot settings with "Share as Template", privately with a team or by public link.
How to share one
- Open the bot's settings and click Share as Template. Nothing goes public yet.
- The bot packages itself and leaves out personal or internal memories.
- Click View Details to check exactly what is included.
- Choose team-only or a public link.
How to install one safely
- Read the details: instructions, skills, plugins and any routines (schedules).
- Remove routines you did not ask for. Each run uses your weekly usage.
- Check which apps it wants connected. Connect only what the job needs.
- Treat templates like software from the internet. xAI's own guide says to be very careful about what you install.
Good: install, read every skill, disable schedules, run one small task, check the result.
Bad: one-click install, connect Gmail and X, walk away.
Template vs clone
A template is a blueprint, not a copy. Your installed bot builds its own version. Custom code, scripts and private data are not carried over.
Related questions
Are templates free?
Templates are shared by link. Running the bot still uses your plan's usage; see pricing.
Is there a template marketplace?
Search interest in "grok bot marketplace" is rising, but we only describe what the official guide documents: link sharing, team or public.
Where these facts come from
- Templates for Grok Bot: what a template contains, sharing, installing safely
- Grok Bot plans and billing: which plans include Grok Bot, weekly usage pools, SuperGrok/X Premium+ linking
Checked Oct 29, 2026. Plans and prices change, so confirm on the official page before you pay.
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